• Resolved Bikram

    (@webseos)


    Hi Guys,

    I have just faced the following problem –
    403 Forbidden

    You don’t have permission to access /seoupdation/wp-admin/post.php on this server.

    Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

    I was updating the pages since last 2 days. Faced the problem today, used Chrome and Firefox latest version. Its not browser issue.

    I have gone thru few solutions, but not much help till date. I think it is a bug for wordpress.

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  • Thread Starter Bikram

    (@webseos)

    Another update : when I am editing another page then the error is not showing.

    But for one page this error is being shown.

    I dont know is it right to show my URLs or not ?

    But I am giving this URL dont create problem during page update

    But this page creating problem during update and showing forbidden error.

    I am confused.

    WordPress reads URL something like this when you work on editing already published posts

    your-site.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=835&action=edit

    and a new post

    your-site.com/wp-admin/post-new.php

    It seems you mess up with

    /seoupdation/wp-admin/post.php

    Thread Starter Bikram

    (@webseos)

    I found the problem zone. I have some PHP code in my article body of wordpress like the following `
    <?php
    include(ABSPATH. ‘../somefilepath.php’);
    require_once(ABSPATH. ‘../another-file-path.php’);
    ?>
    `

    Have Exec-PHP plugin installed, but still this area creating problem.

    I am sure of it.

    Thread Starter Bikram

    (@webseos)

    @bottleneck :

    When I am in edit mode URL of address bar is :
    domain.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=42&action=edit

    But when I am submitting the page : URL is
    domain.com/wp-admin/post.php

    then the error shows up-

    I have just updated this page , no error shown but when I am adding some baic PHP code like
    <?php echo "hello world";?>
    it works fine, I think some problem in PHP path.

    Thread Starter Bikram

    (@webseos)

    As I have guessed the whole problem lied in the PHP section. Extra space inserted or something. Now I have fixed all used the following type of code : All bugs lied in PHP code snippet placed into articles.

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